Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-09
COAST CUTTINGS
Devoted Principally to ",
Territory and Cslis.. .'aiA

pupSr. lae,
The travel to Salmon -.
continues undated. ''ser nias
Rev. A, A. Duncansou
by train and INSTANTLY ' Nv Stud
Lathrop, Cal. Kills.,
The Yakima Indian ress,r..,
ta ms $4,000 acres and i ao ss'lon CO..
1000 Indians. occupied /,
A new courthouse, ia n
erection at Waterville, the co soufss
of Douglas county, W. 7. t. '0an'yiss
Frank Lewis shot and l;,,.,
Lang a cowboy, on the Crow q Wa
reservation in Montana '0W lndaa
Judge Sullivan, of San
sentenced Frank T. Nortbav 4iancisc9
OF an attempt to bride iurn 0onVlete
years imprisonment in san, o j ala'
AT Fort Shaw, Montana, yoss :
ming, private in Company J y Ga
Infantry, committed suicide - !. lhh
quarters of his company, bv ~ = The
rifle. eau With BIZ
Jacob Bendorf, aged Is ve,..
accidentally killed, near Gs .sais VA
Cal, by being shot in the bowels owe sa''s 9
fence. brush
AT Vancouver, W. T., Patriot N
cey ana his wife were burned to d S.aa
The house they were SLEEPING y ueall
fire and burned to the pronpd ~ ~ Not
life. N WIN hi
The total tonnage of vessels No.
the way to San Diego, Cal, iro au' ~ ~
eign ports, is 1886, as again ,sA > e ~,
for the same time in 1856 msl; .as
gain of 46,02S. l'A'asa
John King, a young man whose
cupation was that Of bartender w ~
found dead in his bed at VanconS "a
w. T. King was employed in s,iss'
and hal been drinking heavily. '''
Mrs. II. E. Knight, living fou,,..
miles south of Cheney, raised ,n,n;a
this year, says the Sentinel vhar
measured four feet and one inch /
circumference. This is believed Il /.
the lArgest turnip ever produced.
The Chollar, and the Hale \ NJ,
cross hosting works at Virginia. Nv
aie illuminated by electricity Thu
city OF Gold Hill and the underground
workings of all the leading mines on
the lead will soon be lighted BY elec.
tlicity. wv
At Sacramento, while man was nm.
loading load of hay, a daughter d
Charles Harmon, about 3 years Il
age, approached near the wagoa, and
bale OF hay rolled from the vehicle
striking the child and crushiI 2 h = to
death.
Charles Bartels, soldier, committed
suicide at Vancouver, w. r. A Port
land fortune teller told Bartels tina,
when a certain star reached its zenith
he would not live two days. This so
preyed on his mind that he shot him.
self through the heart with his rifle.
He is the third member Of the regi-
ment who has killed himself since the
Fourteenth has been stationed at Van.
o Iver.
At Los Angeles, Sam H. R1hn, a
plumber, was shot and instantly killed
by c. L. Gidney, a deputy constable,
Gidney was bending over drunken
man on the street at the time, and
Rohn, saying he thought it was a
friend OF his, stepped up. Gidney
warned him off, saying, al will shoot.
Rohn continued to advance, when
Gidney fired, the ball passing through
Rohn's mouth and penetrating hi
brain.
Henry Hoffman was instantly killed
in the Hale & Norcross mine, at Viz
ginia, New. He was tamping powde
IN drill-hole in the 1,000foot level
north drift, when the cartridges sud
denly exploded, blowing him eigh
feet from the face OF the drift and tear
ing away the front part of his heal
and breast. Capt. Conway, a felo7
miner, who was near the face OF tn
drift at the time, escaped with sigh
injury.
The Oysterville CIV. IT, Journal say
the recent storm along the coast wa
the most severe that has been exper
enced for ten or fifteen years. Cattl
on the tide land across from soul
Bend stood in water up to their mlt
die and many had to keep their head
above the water to keep from droWl
ing. Large quantities OF DRIFT woo o
came down from all the streams. In
wreck of the Jessie Nickerson, whlC
had become imbedded in the sand, o
Bridgeport, washed up and went adfl
i'll the channel, and the steamer faS'
rite nearly ran into it in the io
Nearly all the traps on North river oil